Ballparks

MLB Ballparks Ranked by Park Factor

All 30 stadiums by 2026 run factor, where 100 is league average. Tap any park for a direct answer on whether it favors hitters or pitchers, and why.

1Coors FieldHitter's park114116 HR 2Fenway ParkHitter's park10896 HR 3Great American Ball ParkHitter's park108116 HR 4Chase FieldHitter's park106112 HR 5Yankee StadiumHitter's park104120 HR 6Rate FieldHitter's park104112 HR 7Citizens Bank ParkHitter's park104112 HR 8Wrigley FieldHitter's park104108 HR 9Daikin ParkNeutral park103108 HR 10Rogers CentreNeutral park102108 HR 11Sutter Health ParkNeutral park102100 HR 12American Family FieldNeutral park102108 HR 13Oriole Park at Camden YardsNeutral park101108 HR 14Nationals ParkNeutral park101104 HR 15Target FieldNeutral park100104 HR 16Kauffman StadiumNeutral park9996 HR 17Truist ParkNeutral park99100 HR 18Progressive FieldNeutral park9896 HR 19loanDepot parkNeutral park9896 HR 20Comerica ParkNeutral park9792 HR 21Globe Life FieldNeutral park9796 HR 22Angel StadiumNeutral park9796 HR 23Dodger StadiumNeutral park9796 HR 24Tropicana FieldPitcher's park9694 HR 25Busch StadiumPitcher's park9692 HR 26PNC ParkPitcher's park9688 HR 27Citi FieldPitcher's park9596 HR 28T-Mobile ParkPitcher's park9492 HR 29Petco ParkPitcher's park9488 HR 30Oracle ParkPitcher's park9284 HR

Park factors are three-year rolling averages. For the full explanation of how they are built and what they do to a hitter’s line, read the park factor guide.